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U.N. TENSION REVIVES
ON PEACE TALK PLAN
•y A. I. OOLDRIRO
UNITED NATION®, NY. l*~
Tension MM up again to tha United
Nation* today as snptaatvs mv da*
kali kcio* a certainty to the
*ihn of Communist China's da
toanda far a “round table’* Korean
A spokesman for tha United
St a tea at oora emphatically r*>
Jacted tha Peiping propoaala. made
to a tang t clef ram yesterday from
Chtoaaa Premier-Foreign Minister
Chon Kn-Lal to U. N. Secretary
Ganaral Dag Hammarskfold.
With tha U. N. oantral Assam-
My opening tomorrow, delegates
prepared for another oratorical
battle ewer Chou's demands that
and Indonesia ho tovited to tha
psaca conference as “neutrals.**!
and that Red China and North Ko
ran ho incited to aond represents
tires to the U. N assambty “to
discuss tha question of aniarguti
the membership of toe political
conference -
11. ft. Aaaictaot Secretary f Mate
Robert Murphy voiced tha Amort •
can rejection, tailing tha Americas
Ann. lor tha United Nations to a
•peach to New York that the
American plan tor n two-sided
conference must ha carried out.
Tha assembly approved this plan
m 4 last month
Murphy sahl tha U. ft. govern
ment “sea no reason whatever"
tor saw assembly debate on tha
contoreute makeup, or for inviting
tha fted Chtoaaa to tha assembly.!
But delegates generally felt the
question would brash into the open
non after tha body electa Ha of
ficers and organic** what la sup
posed to be a three-month aaaaion.
Qualified quarters aaid that the
United States, rather than risk
having no peace conference at all.
would withdraw Ra opposition to
ftntued debate
U. S. delegates gathered to New
York tor their first briefing on the
new development and on other
U. ft. policies tor the coming sea
Secretary of Mala John Foster
Dulles arrived tost night to attend
the assembly opening and huddled
uith Murphy.
TMa morning ■ aesalon of tha
delegation at the U. ft. mission
headquarters an Park Avenue was
the first tune that the new dele-;
gataa—Gov James F. Byrnes.
Henry Ford 11, Rapa Prances P.
Bolton i Rohm ) and Janies P.
Richards (D-SCv-had a chance
to ait down at (hair own round
table and determine their tasks hi
the aasomhly and Ra seven com-
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., perma
nent U. 8. delegate, came hark
from n vacation mat night ta Join
the group, which includes kis dep
uty James Wadaworth. and these
alternate delegates: James D. Eel
lerhach. San Francisco industrial
Ist; Archibald J. Carey Jr., min
ister in a Chicago African Meth-
Cbarlea Mayo, of tha Mayo Clinic:
and Mrs. toward B Lard, a mem
ber of the U. N. Human Rights
Commission.
Byrnes, now governor of South
Carolina, was secretary of state
under President Truman m IMS
and XMB. He baa dealt with the
Russians to Rig Pour meetings
and at tha Pans pese* conference
ta im
Ha Is m stranger to Russia’s
chief delegate Anuret Viaiuntky
and Jacob Malik. The latter, now
Russian ambassador to London Is
due hem Tuesday morning to help
Vuhtnsky. Malik's assignment was
regarded ta a sure tip that the
Russians would come up with some
fegv disarmament proposal bated
on their claim of having mastered
tha hydrogen bomb.
HOILYWOOD
NOTES
B? JAMfS BACON
(Par Sets Themes)
HOLLYWOOD tte-Vic Mature, a
guy who loves his sociable secur
ity, Is one actor more than happy
to stay tinder contract to a studio.
ll# wants no part of the current
Hollywood vogue for free lancing.!
A vogue, by the wsy. tost is some
times voluntary among actors but
tor* often enforced by studio
Mtomnotoa.
Vie believes that the free lan
cer’s career can be seriously dam
aged with one lousy picture.
**Feur of my pictures would kiU
a free barer, ** comments Vic.
j*’Mt? I have • contract They have,
to pay me anyhow. 1 get just as
much ter the stinks ts as 1 do tot
gned ones ”
Mature, one of the shrewdest fl-i
naoctal heads among the stars,
wants the weekly paycheck, wheth
er he’s making a picture or not
Tha free lancer* caty fat paid
when they work.
"So they knock themselves out
doing television octwsen pictures.
Me. I make more money off tsde
vtsioo than tha actors who are do
ing tL”
He owns a chain of television
and appliance stores in Las An
geles.
Next to the money, Vie likes tha
frimdahip he makes by working
at Ike same stand.
-I Uke working wttk the same
people week after week Who wants
to skip all over toe world making
ptrteres- making new friends all
the time*
"It takes a who* for people to
get to Uke me 1 may seem Uke
• weird character at first but one*
you know me. I'm aa okay guy
Of course. I may have to buy
some of them a basis# first, but
eventually they e-t to like me ’
i Vic Is a likable fallow and prob
ably boasts more friends among
rank and file studio employes than
moat stars He socialites more wttk
them toss be does with other ac
tors
j “You know * he says, "tola
whole interview could sound silly
if Fox forgot to pick up my op
tion. 1 might change my whole
attitude toward free lancing M
' Piper Laurie. Vir’s co-star la
Rangers of toe North." joined ua
In the dressing roam.
She reported that the director
wasn’t satisfied with the ending
wherein Vic rescues her from n
glacier fall.
"Tell him vre*ll have the snow
melt when I kiss yea. Then we
can make a sequel called What
eear Became of Glacier National
Park?**
I Vie is sequel kappv since com
pletion of "Hie Robe His bosses
were ae happy w.th his portrtl of
the slave Demetrius that they im
mediately made **Demetrius aad
the Gladiator* ’’
Tlua could lead to fhat inevitable
Hollywood cycle of "Demetrius
Strikes Bock" aad ’ Son ©f Dcrae
trios.**
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ROK Trials Begin
SEOUL 1 m Sooth Koran’s high
est military court announced today
three high officers at the ROK
army are kshg triad aa charges
of pkdtiag to overthrow the govern-
Tha secret trial began last Mon
day. - tf
‘tie accused are Brig. Gen Kim
Chong Pyuag. former chief of the
ROK army iatoilifsaca, Lt Cal.
Kim 0 Neb (alias Kim Bum Kfl),
Gen. Kin’s father, aad Cal. Kin
Wha baa, chief at staff ter the Ist
ROK Corps
Gen. Kim also la acewsod of am
brisling about SUMS
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rials lamediataiy after getting to
la yaaterday’s itatonraL It knit
pram# (ourt. which recently over
rated Ms verdicts la tees divorce
rssss Ha teafiad tha high coast
| la reeartMf ledge Gfttin’s ral
'has. the court suggested that if
he deesa’t Uke Flarids’s divorce
laws I* should taka lit matter
ap with the Legislature.
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who coara here to rid themselves
of toe responsibility sf marriage
assumed to soother state.** Judge
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The Stsodard OU Os of Now Je*^
*•* te gstog to demolish a gsso
■rieoce is dear, I*B leave toe rest
up to their (the Roper n* Court •)
hiram sad caasrlaacF."
Jodgs Giktn was aa answer#**
hd raadtdate ter tha Isgirsms
CcsHl last year. He said he asight
"" *•* *ll they wish to make
•a lams of my attitude ”
Maadav. tsptsmhsi 14. HI)
illas station as Prsak Winters caa
[havs a vtew team his heck porch.
• laknterium wing te tha fas su
urn heesase It btackad hh view of
too street
Aa attarary ter the Mg ad com.
may told toe tecal soomg heard
Thursday tost they would tear
down their old stettea aad rebuild
a aew oat with a tehritartam eight
feet bach teem Winters’ proprrty
•ehe caa sea toe lewas mala
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